Translation of "Failure to stop and give particulars after an accident " (English → French) :

12. The line party shall, as soon as possible and immediately after its head office has received information of the occurrence upon railway lands along or across which its line is constructed of any accident involving its line attended with personal injury to any person using the railway, or to any employee of the railway company, or which causes lo ...[+++]ss or damage to the railway company, give notice thereof by telegraph, with full particulars, to the Commission.

12. The line party shall, as soon as possible and immediately after its head office has received information of the occurrence upon railway lands along or across which its line is constructed of any accident involving its line attended with personal injury to any person using the railway, or to any employee of the railway company, or which causes lo ...[+++]ss or damage to the railway company, give notice thereof by telegraph, with full particulars, to the Commission.

On the other hand, some courts, having held that street racing was indeed an aggravating circumstance and that deterrence was an important factor to be considered, have imposed terms of imprisonment (69) In R. v. Tang,(70) for example, the judge, who was dealing with a street-racing case, handed down a sentence of four years’ imprisonment to a person convicted of negligent driving causing death and failure to stop ...[+++] at the scene of an accident (71) The British Columbia Court of Appeal has even affirmed an exemplary sentence imposed on a 17-year-old young offender involved in street racing (72) After convicting him of negligent driving causing death and of impaired driving causing death,(73) the trial judge had ordered that he be placed in custody for a period of one year.

On the other hand, some courts have held that street racing was indeed an aggravating circumstance and that deterrence was an important factor to be considered (74) In R. v. Tang,(75) for example, the judge, who was dealing with a street racing case, handed down a sentence of four years’ imprisonment to a person convicted of negligent driving causing death and failure to stop at the scene of an accident ...[+++] (76) The British Columbia Court of Appeal has even affirmed an exemplary sentence imposed on a 17-year-old young offender involved in street racing (77) After convicting him of negligent driving causing death and of driving while intoxicated causing death,(78) the trial judge had ordered that he be placed in custody for a period of one year.